Sentence examples for term bar from inspiring English sources

Around this time, Mr. Trummer began eschewing mundane categorizations like bartender, or even mixologist, in favor of the term "bar chef".

Not that Mr. Trummer, who makes his living mixing drinks, hasn't flirted with big titles before: Eight years ago, he coined the term bar chef, to differentiate his work from that of your average barkeep.

The modern term Bar form derives from a medieval verse form, the Bar, consisting of three stanzas, each having the form aab. The musical term thus refers to the melody of a single stanza, the a sections (called Stollen) having the same melody, and the b section (Abgesang) having a different melody.

(In this sense, it's much like the term "bar mitzvah").

And does this result really mean much in the longer term, bar a night of glory for the victors?

In Excel, the term "bar chart" is used for charts that use horizontal bars, while charts that use vertical bars are called "column charts".

Found guilty of "disturbing public opinion," she was given a prison term, barred from practicing law for five years, and fined, although her sentence was later suspended.

I doubt there will be any new, sweeping investigations or legislation involving white-collar crime in the president's second term, barring another economic cataclysm or a hidden corporate fraud.

Theodas says, "In the long term we will be profitable; maybe even in the mid term, barring another financial crisis".

"They rejected them, sent us their terms, we met all terms bar how they want money paid.

And while the settlement terms bar plaintiffs from filing new cases, the trust promises to pay out benefits for heart-valve replacements and other treatments through 2015.